Good work there Carlos and as you say might be very accurate.
Here is the question....
Will there be any change in the next 2 years?
My answer to that is a huge big NO
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26-02-11, 11:39MonkeynutThe Vote Poll by Carlos
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26-02-11, 11:42willyup
No. Especially not if Enda Kenney is steering the ship. We are bound to hit the biggest iceberg in sight.
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26-02-11, 11:43dr loveNo way as accountants from the IMF will make the real calls .; lol docQuote:
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26-02-11, 13:26MonkeynutWell yesterday we all went out and voted for politicians ....... thats the last thing this country needsQuote:
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26-02-11, 13:37Amy Alison
Who won the elections from yesterday?
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26-02-11, 13:54PinkeyeCount only started today. Will be a lomg while before any official announcement but all signs point to FG and LABQuote:
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26-02-11, 14:47FitzyGod help usQuote:
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26-02-11, 15:56ForrestI think there will be a change, but it will be very slight and gradual.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkeynut
The air of negativity that has permeated Irish life for the last two years will, hopefully, be lifted by the annihilation of the perpetrators(Fianna Fail) in this election.
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26-02-11, 20:27MonkeynutAnd getting shot of the Civil Servants who didn't see what was coming even though it was staring them in the faceQuote:
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26-02-11, 22:12OnlyMe
I just heard Sir Bob Geldof has just confirmed that a fund raising concert for Ireland will be held in Ethiopia this summer